Tiberias/Miami/Los Angeles, June 26, 2024 — It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Amram Ebgi, a cherished artist who left an indelible mark on the world of Judaica art. Renowned internationally during his lifetime, Ebgi's work transcended borders and cultures, captivating the hearts and minds of many with his profound and intricate creations.

Amram Ebgi's artistic journey was one of passion and devotion. His works, deeply rooted in Jewish tradition and spirituality, earned him a place among the leading figures in Judaica art. Each piece he created was a testament to his commitment. His vibrant use of color, meticulous attention to detail, and ability to convey profound spiritual messages through his art garnered him admiration and respect worldwide.

Despite his early successes, Ebgi faced significant challenges in the later years of his life. Mental health struggles led to economic hardships and changing art market dynamics contributed to a period of obscurity. Nevertheless, those who knew him well can attest to his unwavering dedication to his craft, even in the face of adversity. His spirit remained unbroken, and his later works, though challenging and less publicly recognized, continue to reflect his deep passion for art and spirituality.

Amram Ebgi's funeral will be held in Tiberias, off the Sea of Galilee, a place of profound historical and spiritual significance. Mr. Ebgi depicted the area many times in paintings throughout his career. He will be laid to rest at a cemetery named Virtue Rachel. His family will be sitting Shiva at the King Solomon Hotel. It is a fitting location for a man whose life was deeply intertwined with ancient Jewish culture and heritage. As we gather to bid him farewell, we also celebrate the legacy he leaves behind—a legacy that will continue to inspire and move future generations.

In remembering Amram Ebgi, we honor not only his contributions to the world of art but also the resilience and faith that defined his life. His works remain a source of inspiration, a reminder of the beauty that can emerge from faith and creativity. Though he may no longer be with us, his spirit lives on through the art he so lovingly created. We invite all who were touched by Amram Ebgi's work to join us in commemorating his life and legacy. May his memory be a blessing.